Chapter 45: You'll Get What You Deserve

After a busy morning, Wei Yao was scolded by Master Cheng three times. Dong Hao was trembling with fear, shrinking into his own space, trying his best not to attract Master Cheng’s attention.

At noon, when Wei Yao was about to go to her mother’s home for lunch, Dong Hao handed her a piece of candy.

“Sorry about today. I think Master Cheng must have exploded with anger. I didn’t dare approach him either. I’m really helpless,” he said.

“It’s okay. Maybe it was because I almost arrived late this morning that made Master angry. You don’t have to worry,” she replied.

Zhao Yueya was the first true intellectual in the Jiao Army, far more knowledgeable than Tana and her young scholar teacher. If she could integrate into the Jiao Army, she would surely bring many benefits to it.

Meanwhile, as Qin the Madman flew toward the rooftop, several palace guards patrolling the backyard passed by, carrying lanterns.

Sun Wukong was a stone monkey, but not cold-hearted. He could feel his master’s expectations for him, but also sensed the gradual disappointment in his master’s eyes.

Cheng Long, though proud, did not forget his original purpose. He had rushed all the way from America to attend Lu Haomin’s wedding, not just to show face to Lu Haomin, but mainly because he knew Lu Deshuang would also be there.

“So this is Biling Peak? The place that links to the immortal realm’s ascension pathway?” Li Xian gazed at Biling Peak, a true immortal sanctuary—at least as it appeared in the footage.

Behind this great sun stood a hundred-foot-tall fiery giant, running and chasing after the blazing sun.

At this moment, moonlight fell upon He Xiuniang’s flawless pale face, a faint blush adorning her cheeks. Qin Yizhi found himself captivated, unable to look away.

“It’s nothing. I made you worry,” Tian Dao Ling said with a smile, seeing Lu Su’s anxious expression.

“Hmph, you haven’t even gone inside to report, yet you say Master Jin has matters to attend to. Are you just brushing us off?” Upon hearing this, Shangguan Feifei immediately knitted her brows, her delicate voice tinged with displeasure.

However, it was clear this little joke didn’t have much effect. Everyone continued to stare at him silently. But Zhu Ziqing, having adjusted her mindset, was not afraid.

But… at noon, while resting in a cave, her steamed buns were stolen by a mysterious creature—the very same creature that followed behind her, Guoba. Seeing Guoba’s pitiful look, she couldn’t bring herself to scold or hit him. So Xiang Ling decided to return to Liyue Harbor, prepare more provisions, and then set off again.

“Heh, have I ever told you not to call that scheming white lotus ‘Mistress Xing’ in front of me?” Bai Xi coldly warned.

At this moment, in the central hospital of Sa City, medical personnel sent from Jing City to aid Tibet already made up eighty percent of the total staff, including experts from various specialties.

Xuanwu spoke in a deep, gruff voice. Qinglong and Zhuque twitched at the corners of their mouths. If the Ling race didn’t participate, it would be fine. The dragon and phoenix tribes still had some chance. But since the Ling race was involved, regardless of their overall strength, just Yuanlu alone could easily deal with the three tribes.

Yina was born into an ordinary citizen family on Alvis Star. Talented in singing and dancing, she began her career as a talented streamer at the age of ten.

In truth, for strangers, everyone makes subjective judgments based on the information they have. But after truly meeting and understanding someone, they combine this with the actual situation for a comprehensive analysis.

Zheng Li was the first to descend, and the others eagerly followed. Once out of the safe zone, their hearts grew especially tense.

Having received the system’s approval, Jiang Mi’s face brightened. Her greatest fear was the stingy system imposing some sudden punishment.

Among these, naturally, were the myriad primordial spirits—before the world’s ascension, all living beings were expendable.

This was to prevent Qin Yi from being blasted to death again the next day at work by Sister Wang’s deadly smile and piercing gaze.

Demons in hell usually come to claim lives. He himself came for that purpose. Yet, he failed to take anyone else’s life and was instead taken by another.